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7+ years of direct experience building and managing partner marketing programs, which includes experience working alongside Partnership teams in related roles: marketing campaign manager, field marketing, partner development (sales/bizdev), etc.
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Collaborate with Product Marketing and cross-functionally with Sales, Customer Success, IT, and other teams to orchestrate and continuously optimize CGS’s targeted marketing.
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Architect an organic and paid influencer marketing strategy for Away, focused on brand-building tentpole moments, always-on evergreen strategy, key product launches and retail / experiential initiatives — thoughtfully considering organic engagement + reach as well as performance metrics in partnership with the growth team.
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Assist with and at times lead development and organization of essential business development tools for licensees (i.e., product catalogs, line sheets, event development and production, and others, etc.
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8+ years of experience in enterprise marketing strategy, business planning, sales enablement, business development, technical pre-sales, or related work experience with hyper scale technology, cloud services or related AND Bachelor's Degree in Business, Marketing, Computer Science, or related field.
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Lead the editorial calendar and planning for the LoveShackFancy’s social channels in partnership with our Founder, head of marketing, internal creative team, and fellow social media team members with a focus on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Pinterest.
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Collaborate with marketing team, media, insights, new product development, shopper, sales, and other internal teams to ensure brand consistency across all touchpoints.
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The Senior Manager will manage initiatives and projects within E-Commerce, partnering with performance marketing, CRM, organic social, and affiliate marketing teams to optimize conversion rate across the channel.
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How you’ll make an impact: As the Senior Director of Retention, you will be responsible for leading the development, execution and evaluation of strategies to reduce customer churn, improve revenue within a customer centric experience by leveraging your expertise in data-driven marketing, customer analysis, and customer segmentation.
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Director of Sales & Marketing Luxury Collection Hotel Manhattan Midtown, 151 West 54th Street, New York, New York, United States of America Req #6236 Monday, August 5, 2024 The Director of Sales & Marketing at the Luxury Collection Hotel will report to the General Manager with a dotted line to the Vice President of Sales and will be responsible for maximizing business to exceed budget expectations.
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You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including product management, sales, and customer success, to develop and execute marketing strategies that highlight our product’s benefits and drive growth.
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We are looking for a goal-oriented Manager, Performance Marketing, Paid Social & Display to join our Growth Marketing Team in Brooklyn and lead our Video and Display marketing team.
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Offerings include digital and physical sales and marketing, advertising, brand partnerships, rights management, video monetization, collaborator splits and royalty accounting, publishing administration and more.
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You will be a front-line manager to a group of Sales Development Representatives (SDRs) who are responsible for qualifying and converting Inbound leads. You will be responsible for 1:1 coaching and mentoring, as well as developing strategy and working closely with leaders across Sales, Marketing, Product, and the executive team to drive positive outcomes for this segment.
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As a Marketing Manager you will: Develop Crypto Marketing Strategy: Lead the development of marketing strategies tailored to the crypto industry, leveraging insights into market trends, user behaviors, and competitor activities to drive organic growth and community engagement.
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